IndiGo has submitted a revised winter flight schedule to the DGCA amid ongoing operational disruptions and staffing challenges. The airline is adjusting routes and frequencies to stabilize operations and minimize passenger inconvenience. The DGCA is currently reviewing the updated schedule as concerns grow over large-scale delays and cancellations affecting thousands of travellers across India.


Indigo Crisis: Indigo Files Revised Winter Flight Schedule with DGCA

New U.S. visa rules mandating applicants to make their social media accounts public and submit five years of history have sparked widespread confusion and chaos among applicants, particularly for H-1B and H-4 visa seekers. The expanded vetting, set to begin December 15, requires thorough online background checks and has led to appointment cancellations, delays, and anxiety as applicants rush to comply.


U.S. Visa Chaos: New U.S. Visa Rules Spark Confusion, Chaos Over Social Media Checks

A federal judge has ordered the release of grand jury records and other investigative materials related to Jeffrey Epstein, fulfilling a new law that mandates the disclosure of all Epstein-related documents by December 19. The unsealing includes grand jury transcripts from the 2005 and 2007 investigations, as well as other confidential materials that were previously protected under court orders. 

The Epstein Files: Epstein Grand Jury Records to Be Made Public, Judge Orders

President Donald Trump on Wednesday confirmed that the US had taken control of an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, a move which risks inflaming tensions with that country.


US–Venezuela Tensions: Trump Claims US Forces Seized Oil Tanker Near Venezuelan Coast

Venezuela-U.S.: A newly released video shows U.S. forces seizing a large oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, marking a significant escalation in tensions between Washington and Caracas.

Venezuela-U.S.: Video Shows U.S. Forces Seizing Tanker Off Venezuela

Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado waved to an enthusiastic crowd in Oslo following her award ceremony, marking a historic moment for Venezuela's pro-democracy movement.

Nobel Winner Machado Waves to Crowd in Oslo

Oslo hosted a torchlight parade to honor Venezuela’s Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado, celebrating her historic win and her fight for democracy.

Oslo Torchlight Parade Honors Venezuela’s Nobel Laureate Machado

Following the deadly fire at a Goa nightclub that claimed 25 lives, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is examining the Goa government's request to revoke the passports of Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, the club’s co-owners, who fled to Thailand after the incident. Interpol has issued a Blue Corner Notice to locate and gather information on the whereabouts of the Luthra brothers, as authorities seek to bring them to justice for the tragedy. 

Goa Nightclub Fire: MEA Considers Revoking Passports of Owners

U.S. President Donald Trump has described the newly proposed “Gaza Board” as one of the “most legendary boards ever,” sparking wide discussion and criticism. Trump’s comments come amid ongoing tensions in the Israel–Gaza conflict and debates over U.S. foreign policy.

Donald Trump: Gaza Board Will Be One of the Most Legendary Boards Ever

Nobel Laureate Machado Arrives in Oslo After Missing Ceremony


President Donald Trump on Wednesday confirmed that the US had taken control of an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, a move which risks inflaming tensions with that country.

US-Venezuela Conflict: US Seized Oil Tanker Off Venezuelan Coast, Trump Says

The British soldier who died in Ukraine on Tuesday has been named as L/Cpl George Hooley, 28, of the Parachute regiment.

Keir Starmer told the Commons on Wednesday that Hooley had died in a “tragic accident” away from the frontlines while watching a test of “a new defensive capability” with members of the Ukrainian military.

‘He Served With Honour’: Starmer Pays Tribute to British Soldier Killed in Ukraine

A federal judge has ordered the unsealing of additional grand jury records linked to the Jeffrey Epstein case, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal battle for transparency. The ruling could reveal new details about Epstein’s associates, his criminal network, and the decisions made during prior investigations. Advocates say the move is a major step toward accountability.

Epstein Case: Judge Orders Unsealing of More Grand Jury Records

Israel’s former IDF Hostage Czar has made explosive claims, alleging that most hostages held in Gaza were killed by Israeli airstrikes rather than Hamas. The remarks have sparked intense debate and renewed scrutiny of Israel’s military operations.

Israel-Hamas War: Ex- IDF Hostage Czar Makes Shocking Claims 

María Corina Machado, the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize winner, made a powerful first public appearance in Oslo following her award, symbolizing hope and vindication for Venezuela's pro-democracy movement. 

Breaking: Nobel Peace Prize Winner Machado Makes First Appearance in Months in Oslo 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced he is prepared to hold elections within the next 60 to 90 days, provided the US and European partners can guarantee security for the vote. He made the remarks after US President Trump questioned Ukraine’s democracy due to the lack of elections during the war, urging parliament to draft proposals that could facilitate a vote even under martial law.

Zelensky Discusses Election Plans With Parliament, Ready If Security Assured

President Donald Trump has claimed that Ukraine has not held elections in years, accusing President Zelensky of using the ongoing war as an excuse to avoid voting and warning that the country is no longer a true democracy.

Trump Slams Ukraine for No Elections, Calls Out Zelensky

U.S. President Donald Trump says he will announce the lineup of the Gaza “Board of Peace” early next year, after the UN Security Council approved his 20‑point Gaza plan and a temporary international stabilization force for the war‑torn enclave.

Trump: Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ Coming Early 2025

Female journalists in Pakistan make up a very small minority of the media workforce, often reported as less than 5%. They operate in a highly patriarchal environment, facing harassment, discrimination, and significant career barriers. While some recent reports indicate slight increases or opportunities in specific roles, women continue to confront systemic challenges in the country’s journalism landscape.

Pakistan: No Women Reporters Recorded On May 6 | Countries With Wide Gender Gaps 

A member of the UK armed forces has died in a tragic accident while observing Ukrainian forces test a new defensive capability away from the front lines, the Ministry of Defence confirmed. The incident occurred on Tuesday morning. The soldier’s family has been notified, and officials have expressed deep regret over the loss. More updates are expected as the investigation continues.

UK Armed Forces Member Killed in ‘Tragic Accident’ During Ukraine Exercise

The Delhi High Court has come down hard on the Indian government and IndiGo Airlines after thousands of flights were cancelled across the country, throwing daily travel into chaos. The court has ordered IndiGo to compensate affected passengers and has questioned how airfares were allowed to shoot up to nearly ₹40,000 during the crisis.

DGCA Summons IndiGo CEO | Why Was Airfare Surge Allowed Amid Indigo Crisis?

Russia has deployed TU-95 nuclear-capable bombers over the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea, with Japan responding by scrambling fighter jets to monitor the situation. The Russian bombers, escorted by Su-35 and Su-30SM fighters, flew within Japan’s Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) but did not enter sovereign airspace.


Russian & Chinese Bombers Carry Out Joint Patrol in Japan's Skies

Diwali has been added to the UNESCO Cultural Heritage list, marking a historic recognition for India. PM Narendra Modi responded by calling Diwali the “soul of Indian civilisation.” This video explores the cultural significance, global impact, and what this milestone means for India’s heritage on the world stage.

PM Modi: Diwali Is The Soul of Indian Civilisation

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, has safely reached Oslo but will not attend the awards ceremony. The Nobel Institute confirmed her daughter will accept the prize on her behalf, while Ana Corina Sosa delivers Machado’s prepared speech. Machado has been in hiding since Venezuela’s disputed 2024 elections, fighting for a peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy.

Maria Corina Machado's Daughter Accepts Peace Prize: 'Venezuela Will Breathe Again

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